Shift register circuit

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a shift register circuit, having shift register sub circuits, and a shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage has a control signal input end, a clock signal output control circuit, a buffer and a signal output end. The control signal input end of the Nth stage receives an output signal of a shift register sub circuit of a N−1 th stage. The first transistor transmits the output signal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage to the node under control of the first clock signal. The second transistor transmits the second clock signal to the source of the second transistor under control of the outputted signal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage. The buffer buffers the outputted signal with a predetermined period to obtain and outputs an output signal of the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage.

CROSS REFERENCE

This application claims the priority of Chinese Patent Application No.201510147982.1, entitled “Shift register circuit”, filed on Mar. 31,2015, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference in itsentirety.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a display field, and more particularlyto a shift register circuit.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Gate Driver on Array (GOA) is a high level design in the liquid crystaldisplay technology. The basic concept of GOA is integrating the GateDriver of the liquid crystal display panel on the glass substrate toform the scan drive to the liquid crystal display panel. As designingthe Gate Driver, the shift register circuit is commonly utilized. Thedesign of the present shift register circuit generally utilizes CMOSelements to reduce the power consumption of the shift register circuitand to raise the stability of the shift register circuit. However, forthe single type transistor (such as N-type transistor), the shiftregister circuit design of single type transistor has not been proposedyet.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention provides a shift register circuit, wherein theshift register circuit comprises shift register sub circuits of Mstages, and a shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage comprises acontrol signal input end of the Nth stage, a clock signal output controlcircuit, a buffer and a signal output end of the Nth stage which areelectrically coupled in sequence, and the control signal input end ofthe Nth stage is employed to receive an output signal of a shiftregister sub circuit of a N−1th stage, and the clock signal outputcontrol circuit comprises a first transistor and a second transistor,and the first transistor comprises a first gate, a first source and afirst drain, and the second transistor comprises a second gate, a secondsource and a second rain, and the first gate receives a first clocksignal, and the first source is coupled to the control signal input endof the Nth stage to receive the output signal of the shift register subcircuit of the N−1th stage, and the first drain is electrically coupledto the second gate via a node, and the first transistor transmits theoutput signal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage tothe node under control of the first clock signal, and the second drainreceives a second clock signal, and the second transistor transmits thesecond clock signal to the second source under control of the outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage, and thesecond source is employed to be an output end of the clock signal outputcontrol circuit to be electrically coupled to the buffer, and the bufferis employed to buffer an signal outputted by the second source with apredetermined period to obtain an output signal of the shift registersub circuit of the Nth stage and outputs the same via the signal outputend of the Nth stage, wherein both the first clock signal and the secondclock signal are square wave signals, and a high voltage level of thefirst clock signal and a high voltage level of the second clock signaldo not coincide, and a duty ratio of the first clock signal is smallerthan 1, and a duty ratio of the second clock signal is smaller than 1,and M and N are natural numbers, and M is greater than or equal to N.

The shift register circuit further comprises a shift register subcircuit of a N+1th stage, and the shift register sub circuit of theN+1th stage comprises the same elements of the shift register subcircuit of the Nth stage, and a first gate of a first transistor in theshift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage receives the second clocksignal, and a second drain of a second transistor in the shift registersub circuit of the N+1th stage receives the first clock signal.

Each shift register circuit further comprises a third transistor, andthe third transistor comprises a third gate, a third source and a thirddrain, wherein the third gate receives the same clock signal of thefirst gate of the first transistor, and the third source is electricallycoupled to the second drain, and the third drain is electrically coupledto the second source.

The shift register circuit further comprises a shift register subcircuit of a N+1th stage and a shift register sub circuit of a N+2thstage, and the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage and theshift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage comprise the same elementsof the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage, and a first gate ofa first transistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stagereceives the second clock signal, and a second drain of a secondtransistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage receivesa third clock signal, and the third gate of the third transistor of theshift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage receives the same clocksignal of the first gate of the first transistor of the shift registersub circuit of the N+1th stage; a first gate of a first transistor inthe shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage receives the thirdclock signal, and a second drain of a second transistor of the shiftregister sub circuit of the N+2th stage receives the first clock signal,and the third gate of the third transistor of the shift register subcircuit of the N+2th stage receives the same clock signal of the firstgate of the first transistor of the shift register sub circuit of theN+1th stage, wherein the third clock signal is a square wave signal, anda high voltage level of the third clock signal and the high voltagelevel of the first clock signal do not coincide, and the high voltagelevel of the third clock signal and the high voltage level of the secondclock signal do not coincide, and the duty ratio of the third clocksignal is smaller than 1.

The shift register circuit further comprises a shift register subcircuit of a N+1th stage, a shift register sub circuit of a N+2th stageand a shift register sub circuit of a N+3th stage, and the shiftregister sub circuit of the N+1th stage, the shift register sub circuitof the N+2th stage and the shift register sub circuit of the N+3th stagecomprise the same elements of the shift register sub circuit of the Nthstage, and a first gate of a first transistor in the shift register subcircuit of the N+1th stage receives the second clock signal, and asecond drain of a second transistor in the shift register sub circuit ofthe N+1th stage receives a third clock signal, and the third gate of thethird transistor of the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stagereceives the same clock signal of the first gate of the first transistorof the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage; a first gate of afirst transistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stagereceives the third clock signal, and a second drain of a secondtransistor of the shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage receivesa fourth clock signal, and the third gate of the third transistor of theshift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage receives the same clocksignal of the first gate of the first transistor of the shift registersub circuit of the N+1th stage; a first gate of a first transistor inthe shift register sub circuit of the N+3th stage receives the fourthclock signal, and a second drain of a second transistor in the shiftregister sub circuit of the N+3th stage receives the first clock signal,and the third gate of the third transistor in the shift register subcircuit of the N+3th stage receives the same clock signal of the firstgate of a first transistor of the shift register sub circuit of theN+3th stage, wherein the third clock signal and the fourth clock signalare square wave signals, and a high voltage level of the third clocksignal and a high voltage level of the fourth clock signal do notcoincide, and the high voltage level of the third clock signal, the highvoltage level of the fourth clock signal and the high voltage level ofthe first clock signal, the high voltage level of the second clocksignal do not coincide, and the duty ratio of the third clock signal issmaller than 1, and the duty ratio of the fourth clock signal is smallerthan 1.

All the duty ratio of the first clock signal, the duty ratio of thesecond clock signal, the duty ratio of the third clock signal and theduty ratio of the fourth clock signal are 1/3.

As N is equal to one, the control signal input end of the first stagereceives a shift register activation signal, wherein the shift registeractivation signal is employed to control an activation of the firsttransistor of the shift register sub circuit of the first stage, whereinthe shift register activation signal is a high voltage level signal, ofwhich a lasting period is a first predetermined period.

The buffer comprises a first inverter and a second inverter sequentiallycoupled in series, and an input end of the first inverter is coupled tothe second source, and an output end of the second inverter is coupledto the signal output end of the Nth stage.

The buffer further comprises a third inverter, and an input end of thethird inverter is electrically coupled to a node between the firstinverter and the second inverter, and an output end of the thirdinverter is electrically coupled to a stage transfer node, and a signaloutputted from the output end of the third inverter is transmitted tothe shift register sub circuit of the next stage via the stage transfernode.

The first inverter comprises a first main transistor (T51), a secondmain transistor (T52), a third main transistor (T53), a fourth maintransistor (T54), a first auxiliary transistor (T61), a second auxiliarytransistor (T62), a third auxiliary transistor (T63) and a fourthauxiliary transistor (T64); the first main transistor (T51), the secondmain transistor (T52), the third main transistor (T53), the fourth maintransistor (T54), the first auxiliary transistor (T61), the secondauxiliary transistor (T62), the third auxiliary transistor (T63) and thefourth auxiliary transistor (T64) respectively comprises a gate, asource and a drain, and both the gate and the source of the first maintransistor (T51) are coupled to a high voltage level signal end forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the first maintransistor (T51) is electrically coupled to the gate of the second maintransistor (T52), and the source of the second main transistor (T52) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T52) is electrically coupled to an outputend of the first inverter, and the gate of the third main transistor(T53) is electrically coupled to the input end of the first inverter,and the source of the third main transistor (T53) is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first main transistor (T51), and the drainof the third main transistor (T53) is electrically coupled to the drainof the fourth main transistor (T54), and the gate of the fourth maintransistor (T54) is electrically coupled to the input end of the firstinverter, and the source of the fourth main transistor (T54) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and boththe gate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor (T61) arecoupled to the high voltage level signal end for receiving a highvoltage level signal, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T61) is electrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliarytransistor (T62), and the source of the second auxiliary transistor(T62) is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, andthe drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62) is electricallycoupled to the drain of the fourth main transistor (T54), and the gateof the third auxiliary transistor (T63) is electrically coupled to theinput end of the first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor (T63) is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T61), and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor (T63) is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signalend (VSS), and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) iselectrically coupled to the input end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) is electrically coupledto the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62), and the drain ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end.

The second inverter comprises a first main transistor (T71), a secondmain transistor (T72), a third main transistor (T73), a fourth maintransistor (T74), a first auxiliary transistor (T81), a second auxiliarytransistor (T82), a third auxiliary transistor (T83) and a fourthauxiliary transistor (T84); the first main transistor (T71), the secondmain transistor (T72), the third main transistor (T73), the fourth maintransistor (T74), the first auxiliary transistor (T81), the secondauxiliary transistor (T82), the third auxiliary transistor (T83) and thefourth auxiliary transistor (T84) respectively comprises a gate, asource and a drain, and both the gate and the source of the first maintransistor (T71) are coupled to the high voltage level signal end forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the first maintransistor (T71) is electrically coupled to the gate of the second maintransistor (T72), and the source of the second main transistor (T72) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T72) is electrically coupled to an outputend 132 (N) of the second inverter, and the gate of the third maintransistor (T73) is electrically coupled to the output end of the firstinverter, and the source of the third main transistor (T73) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first main transistor (T71),and the drain of the third main transistor (T73) is electrically coupledto the drain of the fourth main transistor (T74), and the gate of thefourth main transistor (T74) is electrically coupled to the input end ofthe first inverter, and the source of the fourth main transistor (T74)is electrically coupled to the output end of the second inverter, andthe drain of the fourth main transistor (T74) is electrically coupled tosource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84), and the gate and thesource of the first auxiliary transistor (T81) are coupled to the highvoltage level signal end for receiving a high voltage level signal, andthe drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T81) is electricallycoupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor (T82), and thesource of the second auxiliary transistor (T82) is electrically coupledto the high voltage level signal end, and the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor (T82) is electrically coupled to the source of thefourth main transistor (T84), and the gate of the third auxiliarytransistor (T83) is electrically coupled to the output end of the firstinverter, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor (T83) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T81), and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor (T83) iselectrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end, and the gateof the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) is electrically coupled to theoutput end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T84) is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor (T82), and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T84) is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend.

The third inverter comprises a first main transistor (T31), a secondmain transistor (T32), a third main transistor (T33), a fourth maintransistor (T34), a first auxiliary transistor (T41), a second auxiliarytransistor (T42), a third auxiliary transistor (T43) and a fourthauxiliary transistor (T44); the first main transistor (T31), the secondmain transistor (T32), the third main transistor (T33), the fourth maintransistor (T34), the first auxiliary transistor (T41), the secondauxiliary transistor (T42), the third auxiliary transistor (T43) and thefourth auxiliary transistor (T44) respectively comprises a gate, asource and a drain, and both the gate and the source of the first maintransistor (T31) are coupled to a high voltage level signal end forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the first maintransistor (T31) is electrically coupled to the gate of the second maintransistor (T32), and the source of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the stagetransfer node, and the gate of the third main transistor (T33) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the third main transistor (T33) is electrically coupled to thedrain of the first main transistor (T31), and the drain of the thirdmain transistor (T33) is electrically coupled to the drain of the fourthmain transistor (T34), and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T34)is electrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled tothe stage transfer node, and the drain of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44), and both the gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41) are coupled to the high voltage level signalend for receiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of thefirst auxiliary transistor (T41) is electrically coupled to the gate ofthe second auxiliary transistor (T42), and the source of the secondauxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T42)is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor(T44), and the gate of the third auxiliary transistor (T43) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the third auxiliary transistor (T43) is electrically coupledto the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T41), and the drain ofthe third auxiliary transistor (T43) is electrically coupled to a lowvoltage level signal end, and the gate of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the output end of the firstinverter, and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor(T42), and the drain of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) iselectrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end.

The first inverter comprises a second main transistor (T52), a fourthmain transistor (T54), a first auxiliary transistor (T61), a secondauxiliary transistor (T62), a third auxiliary transistor (T63) and afourth auxiliary transistor (T64); the second main transistor (T52), thefourth main transistor (T54), the first auxiliary transistor (T61), thesecond auxiliary transistor (T62), the third auxiliary transistor (T63)and the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) respectively comprises a gate,a source and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T52)is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T61), and the source of the second main transistor (T52) iselectrically coupled to a high voltage level signal end for receiving ahigh voltage level signal, and the drain of the second main transistor(T52) is electrically coupled to an output end of the first inverter,and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T54) is electrically coupledto the input end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourthmain transistor (T54) is electrically coupled to the output end of thefirst inverter, and the drain of the fourth main transistor (T54) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor(T62), and both the gate and the source of the first auxiliarytransistor (T61) are electrically coupled to the high voltage levelsignal end for receiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain ofthe first auxiliary transistor (T61) is electrically coupled to the gateof the second auxiliary transistor (T62), and the source of the secondauxiliary transistor (T62) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end for receiving a high voltage level signal, and thedrain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62) is electrically coupledto the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64). the gate of thethird auxiliary transistor (T63) is electrically coupled to the inputend of the first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor (T63) is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T61), and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor (T63) is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signalend (VSS1), and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) iselectrically coupled to the input end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) is electrically coupledto the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62), and the drain ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end (VSS1).

The second inverter comprises a second main transistor (T72), a fourthmain transistor (T74), a first auxiliary transistor (T81), a secondauxiliary transistor (T82), a third auxiliary transistor (T83) and afourth auxiliary transistor (T84); the second main transistor (T72), thefourth main transistor (T74), the first auxiliary transistor (T81), thesecond auxiliary transistor (T82), the third auxiliary transistor (T83)and the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) respectively comprises a gate,a source and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T72)is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T81), and the source of the second main transistor (T72) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T72) is electrically coupled to an outputend of the second inverter, and the gate of the fourth main transistor(T74) is electrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter,and the source of the fourth main transistor (T74) is electricallycoupled to the output end of the second inverter, and the drain of thefourth main transistor (T74) is electrically coupled to drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor (T82), and the gate and the source of thefirst auxiliary transistor (T81) are coupled to the high voltage levelsignal end, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T81) iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor(T82), and the source of the second auxiliary transistor (T82) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second auxiliary transistor (T82) is electrically coupled to thesource of the fourth main transistor (T84), and the gate of the thirdauxiliary transistor (T83) is electrically coupled to the output end ofthe first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor(T83) is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliarytransistor (T81), and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor (T83)is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end, and thegate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) is electrically coupled tothe output end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourthauxiliary transistor (T84) is electrically coupled to the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor (T82), and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T84) is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend.

The third inverter comprises a second main transistor (T32), a fourthmain transistor (T34), a first auxiliary transistor (T41), a secondauxiliary transistor (T42), a third auxiliary transistor (T43) and afourth auxiliary transistor (T44); the second main transistor (T32), thefourth main transistor (T34), the first auxiliary transistor (T41), thesecond auxiliary transistor (T42), the third auxiliary transistor (T43)and the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) respectively comprises a gate,a source and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T32)is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T41), and the source of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the stagetransfer node, and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T34) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled tothe stage transfer node, and the drain of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44), and both the gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41) are electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T41)is electrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor(T42), and the source of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second auxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44), and the gate of thethird auxiliary transistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the outputend of the first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41), and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signalend, and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupledto the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T42), and the drain ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end.

The third inverter comprises a second main transistor (T32), a fourthmain transistor (T34), a first auxiliary transistor (T41), a secondauxiliary transistor (T42), a third auxiliary transistor (T43) and afourth auxiliary transistor (T44); the second main transistor (T32), thefourth main transistor (T34), the first auxiliary transistor (T41), thesecond auxiliary transistor (T42), the third auxiliary transistor (T43)and the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) respectively comprises a gate,a source and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T32)is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T41), and the source of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the stagetransfer node, and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T34) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled tothe stage transfer node, and the drain of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44), and both the gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41) are electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T41)is electrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor(T42), and the source of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second auxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44), and the gate of thethird auxiliary transistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the outputend of the first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41), and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signalend, and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupledto the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T42), and the drain ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end.

The third inverter comprises a second main transistor (T32), a fourthmain transistor (T34), a second auxiliary transistor (T42) and a fourthauxiliary transistor (T44); the second main transistor (T32), the fourthmain transistor (T34), the second auxiliary transistor (T42) and thefourth auxiliary transistor (T44) respectively comprises a gate, asource and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor (T72) inthe second inverter, and the source of the second main transistor (T32)is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and thedrain of the second main transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to thestage transfer node, and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T34) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled tothe stage transfer node, and the drain of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliarytransistor (T42), the gate of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor (T32),and the source of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) is electricallycoupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to the sourceof the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44), and the gate of the fourthauxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the output end ofthe first inverter, and the drain of the fourth auxiliary transistor(T44) is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

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FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a shift register circuit according tothe first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a shift register sub circuit as N=1 ina shift register circuit according to the first preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 3 is a time sequence diagram of respective signals in the firstpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a structural diagram of a shift register circuit according tothe second preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a structural diagram of a shift register sub circuit as N=1 ina shift register circuit according to the second preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 6 is a structural diagram of specific circuit of a shift registersub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuit according to thethird preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a structural diagram of a shift register circuit according tothe fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a time sequence diagram of respective signals in the fourthpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a structural diagram of a shift register circuit according tothe fifth preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a time sequence diagram of respective signals in the fifthpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a structural diagram of a shift register sub circuit of a Nthstage in a shift register circuit according to the sixth preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a structural diagram of specific circuit of a shift registersub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuit according to thesixth preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a structural diagram of specific circuit of a shift registersub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuit according to theseventh preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a structural diagram of specific circuit of a shift registersub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuit according to theeighth preferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Embodiments of the present invention are described in detail with thetechnical matters, structural features, achieved objects, and effectswith reference to the accompanying drawings as follows. It is clear thatthe described embodiments are part of embodiments of the presentinvention, but not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of thepresent invention, all other embodiments to those of ordinary skill inthe premise of no creative efforts obtained, should be considered withinthe scope of protection of the present invention.

Please refer to FIG. 1. FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a shiftregister circuit according to the first preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. The shift register circuit 1 comprises shift registersub circuits of M stages, and structures of the shift register subcircuits are the same. That is to say, the shift register sub circuitscomprise the same elements, and the connection relationship of theelements in the shift register sub circuits are the same. Here, a shiftregister sub circuit of a Nth stage 10 and a shift register sub circuitof a N+1th stage 20 are illustrated for introduction of the shiftregister circuit 1.The shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage 10comprises a control signal input end G(N−1) of the Nth stage, a clocksignal output control circuit 110, a buffer 120 and a signal output endG(N) of the Nth stage. The control signal input end G(N−1) of the Nthstage is employed to receive an output signal of a shift register subcircuit of a N−1th stage. The clock signal output control circuit 110comprises a first transistor T1 and a second transistor T2, and thefirst transistor T1 comprises a first gate G1, a first source S1 and afirst drain D1, and the second transistor T2 comprises a second gate G2,a second source S2 and a second rain D2.The first gate G1 receives afirst clock signal CK1, and the first source S1 is coupled to thecontrol signal input end of the Nth stage to receive the output signalof the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage, and the firstdrain D1 is electrically coupled to the second gate G2 via a nodeQ(N).The first transistor T1 transmits the output signal of the shiftregister sub circuit of the N−1th stage to the node Q(N) under controlof the first clock signal CK1.The second drain D2 receives a secondclock signal CK2, and the second transistor T2 transmits the secondclock signal CK2 to the second source S2 under control of the outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage. The secondsource S2 is employed to be an output end of the clock signal outputcontrol circuit 11 to be electrically coupled to the buffer 120. Thebuffer 120 is employed to buffer an signal outputted by the secondsource S2 with a predetermined period to obtain an output signal of theshift register sub circuit of the Nth stage and outputs the same via thesignal output end G(N) of the Nth stage. Both the first clock signal CK1and the second clock signal Ck2 are square wave signals, and a highvoltage level of the first clock signal CK1 and a high voltage level ofthe second clock signal CK2 do not coincide, and M and N are naturalnumbers, and M is greater than or equal to N.

The buffer 120 comprises a first inverter 12 and a second inverter 13sequentially coupled in series, and an input end of the first inverter12 is coupled to the second source S2 to receive the output signal ofthe clock signal output control circuit 110. The first inverter 12 isemployed to invert the output signal of the clock signal output controlcircuit 110. The second inverter 13 is employed to invert the outputsignal from the first inverter 12. Therefore, the waveform of the signaloutputted from the output end of the second inverter 13 coincides withthe waveform of the output signal of the clock signal output controlcircuit 110 but the signal outputted by the second inverter 13 delaysthe predetermined period than the output signal of the clock signaloutput control circuit 110 after passing through the first inverter 12and the second inverter 13. An output end of the second inverter 13 iscoupled to the signal output end G(N) of the Nth stage to output theoutput signal of the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage via thesignal output end G(N) of the Nth stage. The buffer 120 comprising twoinverters, the first inverter 12 and the second inverter 13 caneffectively prevent the influence of the clock signals of the clockoutput control circuit 110 to the output signal from the output end ofthe shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage.

The shift register circuit 1 further comprises a shift register subcircuit 20 of a N+1th stage, and the shift register sub circuit 20 ofthe N+1th stage comprises the same elements of the shift register subcircuit 10 of the Nth stage. What is different is that a first gate of afirst transistor T1 in the shift register sub circuit 20 of the N+1thstage receives the second clock signal CK2, and a second drain of asecond transistor T2 in the shift register sub circuit 20 of the N+1thstage receives the first clock signal CK1.

Please also refer to FIG. 2. FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a shiftregister sub circuit as N=1 in a shift register circuit according to thefirst preferred embodiment of the present invention. As N=1, FIG. 2 is astructural diagram of a shift register sub circuit of the first stage ofthe present invention. Comparing the shift register sub circuits 10 ofthe Nth stage in FIG. 2 and FIG. 1, the structure of the shift registersub circuit of the first stage is the same as the structure of the shiftregister sub circuit 10 of the Nth stage shown in FIG. 1. The differenceis that the control signal input end of the first stage (here is thesource of the first transistor T1 in the shift register sub circuit ofthe first stage) in the shift register sub circuit of the first stagereceives a shift register activation signal STV, wherein the shiftregister activation signal STV is employed to control an activation ofthe first transistor T1 of the shift register sub circuit of the firststage. The shift register activation signal STV is a high voltage levelsignal, of which a lasting period is a first predetermined period. Thatis, the shift register activation signal STV is a low voltage levelsignal in the beginning, and becomes the high voltage level signal, ofwhich the lasting period is the first predetermined period, and thenbecomes the low voltage level signal.

Please also refer to FIG. 3. FIG. 3 is a time sequence diagram ofrespective signals in the first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention. The shift register activation signal is STV. The first clocksignal is CK1. The second clock signal is CK2. The node of the shiftregister sub circuit of the first stage is Q1. The node of the shiftregister sub circuit of the second stage is Q2. The output signal of theshift register sub circuit of the first stage is G1. The output signalof the shift register sub circuit of the second stage is G2. The outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the third stage is G3. Theoutput signal of the shift register sub circuit of the fourth stage isG4. As the first waveform diagram of the respective signals in FIG. 3,the shift register activation signal STV is a high voltage level signal,of which a lasting period is a first predetermined period. The highvoltage level signal lasts with the first predetermined period, andthen, the shift register activation signal STV becomes a low voltagelevel signal. The first clock signal CK1 is a square wave signal, andthe second clock signal CK2 is a square wave signal, too. The startpoint of the high voltage level of the shift register activation signalSW is earlier than the start point of the high voltage level of thefirst clock signal CK1. The finish point of the high voltage level ofthe shift register activation signal STV is the same as the finish pointof the high voltage level of the first clock signal CK1. A high voltagelevel of the second clock signal CK2 and a high voltage level of thefirst clock signal CK1 do not coincide. A duty ratio of the first clocksignal CK1 is smaller than 1, and a duty ratio of the second clocksignal CK2 is smaller than 1, too. In this embodiment, the duty ratio ofthe first clock signal CK1 is 40/60, and the duty ratio of the secondclock signal CK2 is 40/60, too. The waveform of the first clock signalCK1 and the waveform of the second clock signal CK2 of this embodimentare the waveforms at the node Q(N) appearing to be protuberant. In FIG.3, only the waveforms at the node Q(N) as N=1, and N=2 are shown, and asshown in FIG. 3, the waveform at the Q(2) delays than the waveform atthe Q(1). The output signal of the shift register sub circuit of thefirst stage G1 is a high voltage level signal, of which a lasting periodis a second predetermined period. In this embodiment, the secondpredetermined period is equal to a last period of a high voltage levelof the second clock signal CK2 in a cycle time. The waveforms of theoutput signal of the shift register sub circuit of the first stage G1,the output signal of the shift register sub circuit of the second stageG2, the output signal of the shift register sub circuit of the thirdstage G3 and the output signal of the shift register sub circuit of thefourth stage G4 are basically identical. However, the output signal ofthe shift register sub circuit of the second stage G2 delays a period oftime than the output signal of the shift register sub circuit of thefirst stage G1. For convenience, the period of time, of which the outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the second stage G2 delaysthan the output signal of the shift register sub circuit of the firststage G1 is named to be a first predetermined delay period. The outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the third stage G3 delaysthe first predetermined delay period than the output signal of the shiftregister sub circuit of the second stage G2. The output signal of theshift register sub circuit of the fourth stage G4 delays the firstpredetermined delay period than the output signal of the shift registersub circuit of the third stage G3. Namely, the output signal of theshift register sub circuit of the Nth stage delays the firstpredetermined delay period than the output signal of the shift registersub circuit of the N+1th stage. In one embodiment, a predetermined delayperiod is equal to a second predetermined period, a lasting period of ahigh voltage level of the shift register sub circuit.

Please also refer to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5. FIG. 4 is a structural diagramof a shift register circuit according to the second preferred embodimentof the present invention. FIG. 5 is a structural diagram of a shiftregister sub circuit as N=1 in a shift register circuit according to thesecond preferred embodiment of the present invention. The structure ofthe shift register circuit in this embodiment and the structure of theshift register circuit in the first embodiment are basically the same.The difference is that in this embodiment, the shift register circuitfurther comprises a third transistor T3, and the third transistor T3comprises a third gate G3, a third source S3 and a third drain D3,wherein the third gate G3 receives the first clock signal CK1, and thethird source S3 is electrically coupled to the second drain D2, and thethird drain D3 is electrically coupled to the second source S2. Thestructure of the shift register sub circuit as N=1 shown in FIG. 5 andthe structure of the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage shownin FIG. 4 coincide. The repeated description is omitted here. The thirdtransistor T3 can rapidly clear the electric charges at the output end(hear is P(N)) of the shift register sub circuit to make the outputwaveform to be pulled down to the low voltage level of the second clocksignal CK2. In this embodiment, the sequence diagram of the respectivesignals and the sequence diagram of the respective signals in the firstpreferred embodiment of the present invention are the same. The repeateddescription is omitted here.

Please also refer to FIG. 6. FIG. 6 is a structural diagram of specificcircuit of a shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage in a shiftregister circuit according to the third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. In this embodiment, the structures of the firstinverter 12 and the second inverter 13 are the same. The first inverter12 comprises a first main transistor T51, a second main transistor T52,a third main transistor T53, a fourth main transistor T54, a firstauxiliary transistor T61, a second auxiliary transistor T62, a thirdauxiliary transistor T63 and a fourth auxiliary transistor T64. Thefirst main transistor T51, the second main transistor T52, the thirdmain transistor T53, the fourth main transistor T54, the first auxiliarytransistor T61, the second auxiliary transistor T62, the third auxiliarytransistor T63 and the fourth auxiliary transistor T64 respectivelycomprises a gate, a source and a drain. Both the gate G and the source Sof the first main transistor T51 are coupled to a high voltage levelsignal end for receiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain D ofthe first main transistor T51 is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond main transistor T52, and the source of the second main transistorT52 is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD,and the drain of the second main transistor T52 is electrically coupledto an output end K(N) of the first inverter 12. The gate of the thirdmain transistor T53 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the third main transistor T53 iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first main transistor T51, andthe drain of the third main transistor T53 is electrically coupled tothe drain of the fourth main transistor T54, and the gate of the fourthmain transistor T54 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the fourth main transistor T54 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12.Both the gate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor T61 areelectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor T61 is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor T62, and the source of the second auxiliarytransistor T62 is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signalend VDD, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T62 iselectrically coupled to the drain of the fourth main transistor T54. Thegate of the third auxiliary transistor T63 is electrically coupled tothe input end P(N) of the first inverter 12, and the source of the thirdauxiliary transistor T63 is electrically coupled to the drain of thefirst auxiliary transistor T61, and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor T63 is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signal endVSS. The gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor T64 is electricallycoupled to the input end P(N) of the first inverter 12, and the sourceof the fourth auxiliary transistor T64 is electrically coupled to thedrain of the second auxiliary transistor T62, and the drain of thefourth auxiliary transistor T64 is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end VSS. The first main transistor T51, the secondmain transistor T52, the third main transistor T53 and the fourth maintransistor T54 construct the main inverter part of the first inverter12. The first auxiliary transistor T61, the second auxiliary transistorT62, the third auxiliary transistor T63 and the fourth auxiliarytransistor T64 construct the auxiliary inverter part of the firstinverter 12.

The second inverter 13 comprises a first main transistor T71, a secondmain transistor T72, a third main transistor T73, a fourth maintransistor T74, a first auxiliary transistor T81, a second auxiliarytransistor T82, a third auxiliary transistor T83 and a fourth auxiliarytransistor T84. The first main transistor T71, the second maintransistor T72, the third main transistor T73, the fourth maintransistor T74, the first auxiliary transistor T81, the second auxiliarytransistor T82, the third auxiliary transistor T83 and the fourthauxiliary transistor T84 respectively comprises a gate, a source and adrain. Both the gate and the source of the first main transistor T71 arecoupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a highvoltage level signal, and the drain of the first main transistor T71 iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor T72, andthe source of the second main transistor T72 is electrically coupled tothe high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second maintransistor T72 is electrically coupled to an output end 132 (N) of thesecond inverter 13. The gate of the third main transistor T73 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the third main transistor T73 is electrically coupledto the drain of the first main transistor T71, and the drain of thethird main transistor T73 is electrically coupled to the drain of thefourth main transistor T74, and the gate of the fourth main transistorT74 is electrically coupled to the input end K(N) of the first inverter12, and the source of the fourth main transistor T74 is electricallycoupled to the output end 132(N) of the second inverter 13, and thedrain of the fourth main transistor T74 is electrically coupled tosource of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84. The gate and the sourceof the first auxiliary transistor T81 are electrically coupled to thehigh voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a high voltage levelsignal, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T81 iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor T82,and the source of the second auxiliary transistor T82 is electricallycoupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T82 is electrically coupled to the source ofthe fourth main transistor T84. The gate of the third auxiliarytransistor T83 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor T83is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistorT81, and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor T83 is electricallycoupled to the low voltage level signal end VSS. The gate of the fourthauxiliary transistor T84 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T84 is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor T82, and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T84 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS. The first main transistor T71, the second main transistor T72,the third main transistor T73 and the fourth main transistor T74construct the main inverter part of the second inverter 13. The firstauxiliary transistor T81, the second auxiliary transistor T82, the thirdauxiliary transistor T83 and the fourth auxiliary transistor T84construct the auxiliary inverter part of the second inverter 13.

Please also refer to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8. FIG. 7 is a structural diagramof a shift register circuit according to the fourth preferred embodimentof the present invention. FIG. 8 is a time sequence diagram ofrespective signals in the fourth preferred embodiment of the presentinvention. In this embodiment, the shift register circuit 1 comprisesshift register sub circuits of M stages, wherein M is a multiple of 3and structures of the shift register sub circuits are the same. That isto say, the shift register sub circuits comprise the same elements, andthe connection relationship of the elements in the shift register subcircuits are the same. Here, a shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage10, a shift register sub circuit of a N+1th stage 20 and a shiftregister sub circuit of a N+2th stage 30 are illustrated forintroduction of the shift register circuit. The structure of the shiftregister sub circuit 10 of the Nth stage and the structure of the shiftregister sub circuit of the Nth stage in the shift register circuitaccording to the second preferred embodiment of the present inventionshown in FIG. 4 are the same. The repeated description is omitted here.In this embodiment, the structure of the shift register sub circuit 20of the N+1th stage and the shift register sub circuit 30 of the N+2thstage in this embodiment and the structure of the shift register subcircuit 10 of the Nth stage are the same. The difference is that, theclock signals loaded to the respective transistors in the shift registersub circuit 20 of the N+1th stage and the shift register sub circuit 30of the N+2th stage and the clock signals loaded to the respectivetransistors in the shift register sub circuit 10 of the Nth stage aredifferent. In this embodiment, in the shift register sub circuit 10 ofthe Nth stage, the gate of the first transistor T1 is loaded with thefirst clock signal CK1. The drain of the second transistor T2 is loadedwith the second clock signal CK2. The gate of the third transistor T3 isloaded with the third clock signal CK3. In the shift register subcircuit 20 of the N+1th stage, the gate of the first transistor T1 isloaded with the second clock signal CK2. The drain of the secondtransistor T2 is loaded with the third clock signal CK3. The gate of thethird transistor T3 is loaded with the second clock signal CK2. All thefirst clock signal CK1, the second clock signal CK2 and the third clocksignal CK3 are square wave signals. All the duty ratios of the firstclock signal CK1, the second clock signal CK2 and the third clock signalCK3 are smaller than 1. The high voltage levels of the first clocksignal CK1, the second clock signal CK2 and the third clock signal CK3do not coincide with one another. The high voltage level of the secondclock signal CK2 delays than the high voltage level of the first clocksignal CK1, and the start point of the second clock signal CK2 is thesame as the finish point of the first clock signal CK1. The high voltagelevel of the third clock signal CK3 delays than the high voltage levelof the second clock signal CK2, and the start point of the third clocksignal CK3 is the same as the finish point of the second clock signalCK2.

Please also refer to FIG. 9 and FIG. 10. FIG. 9 is a structural diagramof a shift register circuit according to the fifth preferred embodimentof the present invention. FIG. 10 is a time sequence diagram ofrespective signals in the fifth preferred embodiment of the presentinvention. In this embodiment, the shift register circuit comprisesshift register sub circuits of M stages, wherein M is a multiple of 4and structures of the shift register sub circuits are the same. That isto say, the shift register sub circuits comprise the same elements, andthe connection relationship of the elements in the shift register subcircuits are the same. Here, a shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage10, a shift register sub circuit of a N+1th stage 20, a shift registersub circuit of a N+2th stage 30 and a shift register sub circuit of aN+3th stage 40 are illustrated for introduction of the shift registercircuit. In this embodiment, the structure of the shift register subcircuit 10 of the Nth stage and the structure of the shift register subcircuit of the Nth stage in the shift register circuit according to thesecond preferred embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 4 arethe same. The repeated description is omitted here. In this embodiment,the structure of the shift register sub circuit 20 of the N+1th stage,the shift register sub circuit 30 of the N+2th stage and the shiftregister sub circuit 40 of the N+3th stage in this embodiment and thestructure of the shift register sub circuit 10 of the Nth stage are thesame. The difference is that, the clock signals loaded to the respectivetransistors in the shift register sub circuit 20 of the N+1th stage andthe shift register sub circuit 30 of the N+2th stage and the shiftregister sub circuit 40 of the N+3th stage and the clock signals loadedto the respective transistors in the shift register sub circuit 10 ofthe Nth stage are different. In this embodiment, in the shift registersub circuit 10 of the Nth stage, the gate of the first transistor T1 isloaded with the first clock signal CK1. The drain of the secondtransistor T2 is loaded with the second clock signal CK2. The gate ofthe third transistor T3 is loaded with the third clock signal CK3.In theshift register sub circuit 20 of the N+1th stage, the gate of the firsttransistor T1 is loaded with the second clock signal CK2. The drain ofthe second transistor T2 is loaded with the third clock signal CK3. Thegate of the third transistor T3 is loaded with the second clock signalCK2.In the shift register sub circuit 30 of the N+2th stage, the gate ofthe first transistor T1 is loaded with the third clock signal CK3. Thedrain of the second transistor T2 is loaded with the fourth clock signalCK4. The gate of the third transistor T3 is loaded with the third clocksignal CK3. In the shift register sub circuit 40 of the N+3th stage, thegate of the first transistor T1 is loaded with the fourth clock signalCK4. The drain of the second transistor T2 is loaded with the firstclock signal CK1. The gate of the third transistor T3 is loaded with thefourth clock signal CK4. All the first clock signal CK1, the secondclock signal CK2, the third clock signal CK3 and the fourth clock signalCK4 are square wave signals. All the duty ratios of the first clocksignal CK1, the second clock signal CK2, the third clock signal CK3 andthe fourth clock signal CK4 are smaller than 1. The high voltage levelsof the first clock signal CK1, the second clock signal CK2, the thirdclock signal CK3 and the fourth clock signal CK4 do not coincide withone another. The high voltage level of the second clock signal CK2delays than the high voltage level of the first clock signal CK1, andthe start point of the second clock signal CK2 is the same as the finishpoint of the first clock signal CK1. The high voltage level of the thirdclock signal CK3 delays than the high voltage level of the second clocksignal CK2, and the start point of the third clock signal CK3 is thesame as the finish point of the second clock signal CK2. The highvoltage level of the fourth clock signal CK4 delays than the highvoltage level of the third clock signal CK3, and the start point of thefourth clock signal CK4 is the same as the finish point of the thirdclock signal CK3. Preferably, all the duty ratios of the first clocksignal CK1, the second clock signal CK2, the third clock signal CK3 andthe fourth clock signal CK4 are 1/3.

Please also refer to FIG. 11. FIG. 11 is a structural diagram of a shiftregister sub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuitaccording to the sixth preferred embodiment of the present invention. Inthis embodiment, the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stagecomprises a control signal input end G(N−1 of the Nth stage, a clocksignal output control circuit 110, a buffer 120 and a signal output endG(N of the Nth stage. The control signal input end G(N−1) of the Nthstage is employed to receive an output signal of a shift register subcircuit of a N−1th stage. The clock signal output control circuit 110comprises a first transistor T1, a second transistor T2 and a thirdtransistor T3, and the first transistor T1 comprises a first gate G1, afirst source S1 and a first drain D1, and the second transistor T2comprises a second gate G2, a second source S2 and a second rain D2, andthe third transistor T3 comprises a third gate G3, a third source S3 anda third rain D3. The gate of the first transistor T1 receives a Nthclock signal CK(N), and the first source S1 is coupled to the controlsignal output end G(N−1) of the Nth stage to receive the output signalof the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage, and the firstdrain D1 is electrically coupled to the second gate G2 via a node Q(N).The first transistor T1 transmits the output signal of the shiftregister sub circuit of the N−1th stage to the node Q(N) under controlof the Nth clock signal CK(N).The second drain D2 receives a N+1th clocksignal CK(N+1), and the second transistor T2 transmits the N+1th clocksignal CK(N+1) to the second source S2 under control of the outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage. The secondsource S2 is employed to be an output end of the clock signal outputcontrol circuit 11 to be electrically coupled to the buffer 120. Thebuffer 120 is employed to buffer an signal outputted by the secondsource S2 with a predetermined period to obtain an output signal of theshift register sub circuit of the Nth stage and outputs the same via thesignal output end G(N) of the Nth stage. Both the Nth clock signal CK(N)and the N+1th clock signal CK(N+1) are square wave signals, and a highvoltage level of the Nth clock signal CK(N) and a high voltage level ofthe N+1th clock signal CK(N+1) do not coincide.

The buffer 120 comprises a first inverter 12 and a second inverter 13sequentially coupled in series, and an input end of the first inverter12 is coupled to the second source S2 to receive the output signal ofthe clock signal output control circuit 110. The first inverter 12 isemployed to invert the output signal of the clock signal output controlcircuit 110. The second inverter 13 is employed to invert the outputsignal from the first inverter 12. Therefore, the waveform of the signaloutputted from the output end of the second inverter 13 coincides withthe waveform of the output signal of the clock signal output controlcircuit 110 but the signal outputted by the second inverter 13 delaysthe predetermined period than the output signal of the clock signaloutput control circuit 110 after passing through the first inverter 12and the second inverter 13. An output end of the second inverter 13 iscoupled to the signal output end G(N) of the Nth stage to output theoutput signal of the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage via thesignal output end G(N) of the Nth stage. The buffer 120 comprising twoinverters, the first inverter 12 and the second inverter 13 caneffectively prevent the influence of the clock signals of the clockoutput control circuit 110 to the output signal from the output end ofthe shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage.

In this embodiment, the buffer 120 further comprises a third inverter14, and an input end of the third inverter 14 is electrically coupled toa node between the first inverter 12 and the second inverter 13, and anoutput end of the third inverter 14 is electrically coupled to a stagetransfer node ST(N), and a signal outputted from the output end of thethird inverter 14 is transmitted to the shift register sub circuit ofthe next stage via the stage transfer node ST(N). Thus, the loading ofthe Nth signal output end G(N) can be reduced.

FIG. 12 is a structural diagram of specific circuit of a shift registersub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuit according to thesixth preferred embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment,the clock signal output control circuit 110 and the clock signal outputcontrol circuit 110 shown in FIG. 11 are the same. The repeateddescription is omitted here. The structures of the first inverter 12,the second inverter 13 and the third inverter 14 are the same. Here, thefirst inverter 12, the second inverter 13 and the third inverter 14 areintroduced in detail.

The first inverter 12 comprises a first main transistor T51, a secondmain transistor T52, a third main transistor T53, a fourth maintransistor T54, a first auxiliary transistor T61, a second auxiliarytransistor T62, a third auxiliary transistor T63 and a fourth auxiliarytransistor T64. The first main transistor T51, the second maintransistor T52, the third main transistor T53, the fourth maintransistor T54, the first auxiliary transistor T61, the second auxiliarytransistor T62, the third auxiliary transistor T63 and the fourthauxiliary transistor T64 respectively comprises a gate, a source and adrain. Both the gate G and the source S of the first main transistor T51are coupled to a high voltage level signal end for receiving a highvoltage level signal, and the drain D of the first main transistor T51is electrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor T52,and the source of the second main transistor T52 is electrically coupledto the high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the secondmain transistor T52 is electrically coupled to an output end K(N) of thefirst inverter 12. The gate of the third main transistor T53 iselectrically coupled to the input end P(N) of the first inverter 12, andthe source of the third main transistor T53 is electrically coupled tothe drain of the first main transistor T51, and the drain of the thirdmain transistor T53 is electrically coupled to the drain of the fourthmain transistor T54, and the gate of the fourth main transistor T54 iselectrically coupled to the input end P(N) of the first inverter 12, andthe source of the fourth main transistor T54 is electrically coupled tothe output end K(N) of the first inverter 12. Both the gate and thesource of the first auxiliary transistor T61 are electrically coupled tothe high voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a high voltage levelsignal, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T61 iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor T62,and the source of the second auxiliary transistor T62 is electricallycoupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T62 is electrically coupled to the drain ofthe fourth main transistor T54. The gate of the third auxiliarytransistor T63 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor T63is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistorT61, and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor T63 is electricallycoupled to a low voltage level signal end VSS1. The gate of the fourthauxiliary transistor T64 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T64 is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor T62, and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T64 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS1. The first main transistor T51, the second main transistor T52,the third main transistor T53 and the fourth main transistor T54construct the main inverter part of the first inverter 12. The firstauxiliary transistor T61, the second auxiliary transistor T62, the thirdauxiliary transistor T63 and the fourth auxiliary transistor T64construct the auxiliary inverter part of the first inverter 12.

The second inverter 13 comprises a first main transistor T71, a secondmain transistor T72, a third main transistor T73, a fourth maintransistor T74, a first auxiliary transistor T81, a second auxiliarytransistor T82, a third auxiliary transistor T83 and a fourth auxiliarytransistor T84. The first main transistor T71, the second maintransistor T72, the third main transistor T73, the fourth maintransistor T74, the first auxiliary transistor T81, the second auxiliarytransistor T82, the third auxiliary transistor T83 and the fourthauxiliary transistor T84 respectively comprises a gate, a source and adrain. Both the gate and the source of the first main transistor T71 arecoupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a highvoltage level signal, and the drain of the first main transistor T71 iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor T72, andthe source of the second main transistor T72 is electrically coupled tothe high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second maintransistor T72 is electrically coupled to an output end 132 (N) of thesecond inverter 13. The gate of the third main transistor T73 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the third main transistor T73 is electrically coupledto the drain of the first main transistor T71, and the drain of thethird main transistor T73 is electrically coupled to the drain of thefourth main transistor T74, and the gate of the fourth main transistorT74 is electrically coupled to the input end K(N) of the first inverter12, and the source of the fourth main transistor T74 is electricallycoupled to the output end 132(N) of the second inverter 13, and thedrain of the fourth main transistor T74 is electrically coupled tosource of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84. The gate and the sourceof the first auxiliary transistor T81 are electrically coupled to thehigh voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a high voltage levelsignal, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T81 iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor T82,and the source of the second auxiliary transistor T82 is electricallycoupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T82 is electrically coupled to the source ofthe fourth main transistor T84. The gate of the third auxiliarytransistor T83 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor T83is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistorT81, and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor T83 is electricallycoupled to the low voltage level signal end VSS1. The gate of the fourthauxiliary transistor T84 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T84 is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor T82, and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T84 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS1. The first main transistor T71, the second main transistor T72,the third main transistor T73 and the fourth main transistor T74construct the main inverter part of the second inverter 13. The firstauxiliary transistor T81, the second auxiliary transistor T82, the thirdauxiliary transistor T83 and the fourth auxiliary transistor T84construct the auxiliary inverter part of the second inverter 13.

The third inverter 14 comprises a first main transistor T31, a secondmain transistor T32, a third main transistor T33, a fourth maintransistor T34, a first auxiliary transistor T41, a second auxiliarytransistor T42, a third auxiliary transistor T43 and a fourth auxiliarytransistor T44. The first main transistor T31, the second maintransistor T32, the third main transistor T33, the fourth maintransistor T34, the first auxiliary transistor T41, the second auxiliarytransistor T42, the third auxiliary transistor T43 and the fourthauxiliary transistor T44 respectively comprises a gate, a source and adrain. Both the gate and the source of the first main transistor T31 arecoupled to a high voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a highvoltage level signal, and the drain of the first main transistor T31 iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor T32, andthe source of the second main transistor T32 is electrically coupled tothe high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second maintransistor T32 is electrically coupled to the stage transfer node ST(N).The gate of the third main transistor T33 is electrically coupled to theoutput end K(N) of the first inverter 12, and the source of the thirdmain transistor T33 is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstmain transistor T31, and the drain of the third main transistor T33 iselectrically coupled to the drain of the fourth main transistor T34, andthe gate of the fourth main transistor T34 is electrically coupled tothe output end K(N) of the first inverter 12, and the source of thefourth main transistor T34 is electrically coupled to the stage transfernode ST(N), and the drain of the fourth main transistor T34 iselectrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliary transistorT44. Both the gate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor T41are electrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor T41 is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor T42, and the source of the second auxiliarytransistor T42 is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signalend VDD, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T42 iselectrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliary transistorT44. The gate of the third auxiliary transistor T43 is electricallycoupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12, and the sourceof the third auxiliary transistor T43 is electrically coupled to thedrain of the first auxiliary transistor T41, and the drain of the thirdauxiliary transistor T43 is electrically coupled to a low voltage levelsignal end VSS2. The gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor T44 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor T44 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T42, and thedrain of the fourth auxiliary transistor T44 is electrically coupled tothe low voltage level signal end VSS2. The first main transistor T31,the second main transistor T32, the third main transistor T33 and thefourth main transistor T34 construct the main inverter part of the thirdinverter 14. The first auxiliary transistor T41, the second auxiliarytransistor T42, the third auxiliary transistor T43 and the fourthauxiliary transistor T44 construct the auxiliary inverter part of thethird inverter 14. In one embodiment, the low voltage level signal endVSS1 and the low voltage level signal end VSS2 are loaded with the lowvoltage level signals of the same voltage level.

FIG. 13 is a structural diagram of specific circuit of a shift registersub circuit of a Nth stage in a shift register circuit according to theseventh preferred embodiment of the present invention. In thisembodiment, the clock signal output control circuit 110 and the clocksignal output control circuit 110 shown in FIG. 11 are the same. Therepeated description is omitted herein this embodiment, the structuresof the first inverter 12, the second inverter 13 and the third inverter14 are the same. Here, the first inverter 12, the second inverter 13 andthe third inverter 14 are introduced in detail.

Compared with the structural diagram of specific circuit of the shiftregister sub circuit of the Nth stage in the shift register circuitaccording to the sixth preferred embodiment shown in FIG. 12, the clocksignal output control circuit 110 in the specific circuit structure ofthe Nth shift register sub circuit in this embodiment and the clocksignal output control circuit 110 in the sixth preferred embodimentshown in FIG. 12 are the same. The repeated description is omitted here.The structures of the first inverter 12, the second inverter 13 and thethird inverter 14 comprise the same elements. In this embodiment, thefirst inverter 12 merely comprises a second main transistor T52, afourth main transistor T54, a first auxiliary transistor T61, a secondauxiliary transistor T62, a third auxiliary transistor T63 and a fourthauxiliary transistor T64. The second main transistor T52, the fourthmain transistor T54, the first auxiliary transistor T61, the secondauxiliary transistor T62, the third auxiliary transistor T63 and thefourth auxiliary transistor T64 respectively comprises a gate, a sourceand a drain. The gate of the second main transistor T52 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T61, and thesource of the second main transistor T52 is electrically coupled to ahigh voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a high voltage levelsignal, and the drain of the second main transistor T52 is electricallycoupled to an output end K(N) of the first inverter 12. The gate of thefourth main transistor T54 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the fourth main transistorT54 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter12, and the drain of the fourth main transistor T54 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T62. Both thegate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor T61 areelectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor T61 is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor T62, and the source of the second auxiliarytransistor T62 is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signalend VDD for receiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T62 is electrically coupled to the source ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor T64. The gate of the third auxiliarytransistor T63 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor T63is electrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistorT61, and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor T63 is electricallycoupled to a low voltage level signal end VSS1. The gate of the fourthauxiliary transistor T64 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T64 is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor T62, and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T64 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS1.

The second inverter 13 merely comprises a second main transistor T72, afourth main transistor T74, a first auxiliary transistor T81, a secondauxiliary transistor T82, a third auxiliary transistor T83 and a fourthauxiliary transistor T84. The second main transistor T72, the fourthmain transistor T74, the first auxiliary transistor T81, the secondauxiliary transistor T82, the third auxiliary transistor T83 and thefourth auxiliary transistor T84 respectively comprises a gate, a sourceand a drain. The gate of the second main transistor T72 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T81, and thesource of the second main transistor T72 is electrically coupled to thehigh voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second maintransistor T72 is electrically coupled to an output end 132(N) of thesecond inverter 13. The gate of the fourth main transistor T74 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the fourth main transistor T74 is electrically coupledto the output end 132(N) of the second inverter 13, and the drain of thefourth main transistor T74 is electrically coupled to drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T82. The gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor T81 are electrically coupled to a high voltagelevel signal end VDD, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistorT81 is electrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliarytransistor T82, and the source of the second auxiliary transistor T82 iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and thedrain of the second auxiliary transistor T82 is electrically coupled tothe source of the fourth main transistor T84. The gate of the thirdauxiliary transistor T83 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor T83 is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor T81, and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor T83 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS1. The gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T82, and thedrain of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84 is electrically coupled tothe low voltage level signal end VSS1.

The third inverter 14 merely comprises a second main transistor T32, afourth main transistor T34, a first auxiliary transistor T41, a secondauxiliary transistor T42, a third auxiliary transistor T43 and a fourthauxiliary transistor T44. The second main transistor T32, the fourthmain transistor T34, the first auxiliary transistor T41, the secondauxiliary transistor T42, the third auxiliary transistor T43 and thefourth auxiliary transistor T44 respectively comprises a gate, a sourceand a drain. The gate of the second main transistor T32 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T41, and thesource of the second main transistor T32 is electrically coupled to thehigh voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second maintransistor T32 is electrically coupled to the stage transfer node ST(N).The gate of the fourth main transistor T34 is electrically coupled tothe output end K(N) of the first inverter 12, and the source of thefourth main transistor T34 is electrically coupled to the stage transfernode ST(N), and the drain of the fourth main transistor T34 iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistorT42. Both the gate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor T41are electrically coupled to a high voltage level signal end VDD, and thedrain of the first auxiliary transistor T41 is electrically coupled tothe gate of the second auxiliary transistor T42, and the source of thesecond auxiliary transistor T42 is electrically coupled to the highvoltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second auxiliarytransistor T42 is electrically coupled to the source of the fourthauxiliary transistor T44. The gate of the third auxiliary transistor T43is electrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the third auxiliary transistor T43 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T41, and thedrain of the third auxiliary transistor T43 is electrically coupled to alow voltage level signal end VSS2.The gate of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T44 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N) of thefirst inverter 12, and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor T44is electrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistorT42, and the drain of the fourth auxiliary transistor T44 iselectrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end VSS2.

Please refer to FIG. 14. FIG. 14 is a structural diagram of specificcircuit of a shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage in a shiftregister circuit according to the eighth preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. The clock signal output control circuit 110 in thespecific circuit structure of the Nth shift register sub circuit in thisembodiment and the clock signal output control circuit 110 in the sixthpreferred embodiment shown in FIG. 12 are the same. The repeateddescription is omitted here. In this embodiment, the first inverter 12and the second inverter 13 comprise the same elements. The elements ofthe third inverter 14 and the elements in the first inverter 12 and thesecond inverter 13 are different. In this embodiment, the first inverter12 merely comprises a second main transistor T52, a fourth maintransistor T54, a first auxiliary transistor T61, a second auxiliarytransistor T62, a third auxiliary transistor T63 and a fourth auxiliarytransistor T64. The second main transistor T52, the fourth maintransistor T54, the first auxiliary transistor T61, the second auxiliarytransistor T62, the third auxiliary transistor T63 and the fourthauxiliary transistor T64 respectively comprises a gate, a source and adrain. The gate of the second main transistor T52 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T61, and thesource of the second main transistor T52 is electrically coupled to ahigh voltage level signal end VDD for receiving a high voltage levelsignal, and the drain of the second main transistor T52 is electricallycoupled to an output end K(N) of the first inverter 12. The gate of thefourth main transistor T54 is electrically coupled to the input end P(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the fourth main transistorT54 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter12, and the drain of the fourth main transistor T54 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T62. Both thegate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor T61 areelectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor T61 is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor T62, and the source of the second auxiliarytransistor T62 is electrically coupled to the high voltage level signalend VDD, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T62 iselectrically coupled to the drain of the fourth main transistor T54. Thegate of the third auxiliary transistor T63 is electrically coupled tothe input end P(N) of the first inverter 12, and the source of the thirdauxiliary transistor T63 is electrically coupled to the drain of thefirst auxiliary transistor T61, and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor T63 is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signal endVSS1.The gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor T64 is electricallycoupled to the input end P(N) of the first inverter 12, and the sourceof the fourth auxiliary transistor T64 is electrically coupled to thedrain of the second auxiliary transistor T62, and the drain of thefourth auxiliary transistor T64 is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end VSS1.

The second inverter 13 merely comprises a second main transistor T72, afourth main transistor T74, a first auxiliary transistor T81, a secondauxiliary transistor T82, a third auxiliary transistor T83 and a fourthauxiliary transistor T84. The second main transistor T72, the fourthmain transistor T74, the first auxiliary transistor T81, the secondauxiliary transistor T82, the third auxiliary transistor T83 and thefourth auxiliary transistor T84 respectively comprises a gate, a sourceand a drain. The gate of the second main transistor T72 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor T81, and thesource of the second main transistor T72 is electrically coupled to thehigh voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of the second maintransistor T72 is electrically coupled to an output end 132(N) of thesecond inverter 13. The gate of the fourth main transistor T74 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the fourth main transistor T74 is electrically coupledto the output end 132(N) of the second inverter 13, and the drain of thefourth main transistor T74 is electrically coupled to drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T82. The gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor T81 are electrically coupled to a high voltagelevel signal end VDD, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistorT81 is electrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliarytransistor T82, and the source of the second auxiliary transistor T82 iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and thedrain of the second auxiliary transistor T82 is electrically coupled tothe source of the fourth main transistor T84. The gate of the thirdauxiliary transistor T83 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N)of the first inverter 12, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor T83 is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor T81, and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor T83 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS1. The gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84 is electricallycoupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor T82, and thedrain of the fourth auxiliary transistor T84 is electrically coupled tothe low voltage level signal end VSS1.

The third inverter 14 merely comprises a second main transistor T32, afourth main transistor T34, a second auxiliary transistor T42 and afourth auxiliary transistor T44. The second main transistor T32, thefourth main transistor T34, the second auxiliary transistor T42 and thefourth auxiliary transistor T44 respectively comprises a gate, a sourceand a drain. The gate of the second main transistor T32 is electricallycoupled to the gate of the second main transistor T72 in the secondinverter 13, and the source of the second main transistor T32 iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and thedrain of the second main transistor T32 is electrically coupled to thestage transfer node ST(N). The gate of the fourth main transistor T34 iselectrically coupled to the output end K(N) of the first inverter 12,and the source of the fourth main transistor T34 is electrically coupledto the stage transfer node ST(N), and the drain of the fourth maintransistor T34 is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor T42.The gate of the second auxiliary transistor T42is electrically coupled to the gate of the second main transistor T32,and the source of the second auxiliary transistor T42 is electricallycoupled to the high voltage level signal end VDD, and the drain of thesecond auxiliary transistor T42 is electrically coupled to the source ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor T44, and the gate of the fourthauxiliary transistor T44 is electrically coupled to the output end K(N)of the first inverter 12, and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor T44 is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend VSS2 for receiving a low voltage level signal.

Above are embodiments of the present invention, which does not limit thescope of the present invention. Any modifications, equivalentreplacements or improvements within the spirit and principles of theembodiment described above should be covered by the protected scope ofthe invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A shift register circuit, wherein the shiftregister circuit comprises shift register sub circuits of M stages, anda shift register sub circuit of a Nth stage comprises a control signalinput end of the Nth stage, a clock signal output control circuit, abuffer and a signal output end of the Nth stage which are electricallycoupled in sequence, and the control signal input end of the Nth stageis employed to receive an output signal of a shift register sub circuitof a N−1th stage, and the clock signal output control circuit comprisesa first transistor and a second transistor, and the first transistorcomprises a first gate, a first source and a first drain, and the secondtransistor comprises a second gate, a second source and a second rain,and the first gate receives a first clock signal, and the source iscoupled to the signal output end of the Nth stage to receive the outputsignal of the shift register sub circuit of the N−1th stage, and thefirst drain is electrically coupled to the second gate via a node, andthe first transistor transmits the output signal of the shift registersub circuit of the N−1th stage to the node under control of the firstclock signal, and the second drain receives a second clock signal, andthe second transistor transmits the second clock signal to the secondsource under control of the output signal of the shift register subcircuit of the N−1th stage, and the second source is employed to be anoutput end of the clock signal output control circuit to be electricallycoupled to the buffer, and the buffer is employed to buffer an signaloutputted by the second source with a predetermined period to obtain anoutput signal of the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage andoutputs the same via the signal output end of the Nth stage, whereinboth the first clock signal and the second clock signal are square wavesignals, and a high voltage level of the first clock signal and a highvoltage level of the second clock signal do not coincide, and a dutyratio of the first clock signal is smaller than 1, and a duty ratio ofthe second clock signal is smaller than 1, and M and N are naturalnumbers, and M is greater than or equal to N.
 2. The shift registercircuit according to claim 1, wherein the shift register circuit furthercomprises a shift register sub circuit of a N+1th stage, and the shiftregister sub circuit of the N+1th stage comprises the same elements ofthe shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage, and a first gate of afirst transistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stagereceives the second clock signal, and a second drain of a secondtransistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage receivesthe first clock signal.
 3. The shift register circuit according to claim1, wherein each shift register circuit further comprises a thirdtransistor, and the third transistor comprises a third gate, a thirdsource and a third drain, wherein the third gate receives the same clocksignal of the first gate of the first transistor, and the third sourceis electrically coupled to the second drain, and the third drain iselectrically coupled to the second source.
 4. The shift register circuitaccording to claim 3, wherein the shift register circuit furthercomprises a shift register sub circuit of a N+1th stage and a shiftregister sub circuit of a N+2th stage, and the shift register subcircuit of the N+1th stage and the shift register sub circuit of theN+2th stage comprise the same elements of the shift register sub circuitof the Nth stage, and a first gate of a first transistor in the shiftregister sub circuit of the N+1th stage receives the second clocksignal, and a second drain of a second transistor in the shift registersub circuit of the N+1th stage receives a third clock signal, and thethird gate of the third transistor of the shift register sub circuit ofthe N+1th stage receives the same clock signal of the first gate of thefirst transistor of the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage; afirst gate of a first transistor in the shift register sub circuit ofthe N+2th stage receives the third clock signal, and a second drain of asecond transistor of the shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stagereceives the first clock signal, and the third gate of the thirdtransistor of the shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage receivesthe same clock signal of the first gate of the first transistor of theshift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage, wherein the third clocksignal is a square wave signal, and a high voltage level of the thirdclock signal and the high voltage level of the first clock signal do notcoincide, and the high voltage level of the third clock signal and thehigh voltage level of the second clock signal do not coincide, and theduty ratio of the third clock signal is smaller than
 1. 5. The shiftregister circuit according to claim 3, wherein the shift registercircuit further comprises a shift register sub circuit of a N+1th stage,a shift register sub circuit of a N+2th stage and a shift register subcircuit of a N+3th stage, and the shift register sub circuit of theN+1th stage, the shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage and theshift register sub circuit of the N+3th stage comprise the same elementsof the shift register sub circuit of the Nth stage, and a first gate ofa first transistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stagereceives the second clock signal, and a second drain of a secondtransistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage receivesa third clock signal, and the third gate of the third transistor of theshift register sub circuit of the N+1th stage receives the same clocksignal of the first gate of the first transistor of the shift registersub circuit of the N+1th stage; a first gate of a first transistor inthe shift register sub circuit of the N+2th stage receives the thirdclock signal, and a second drain of a second transistor of the shiftregister sub circuit of the N+2th stage receives a fourth clock signal,and the third gate of the third transistor of the shift register subcircuit of the N+2th stage receives the same clock signal of the firstgate of the first transistor of the shift register sub circuit of theN+1th stage; a first gate of a first transistor in the shift registersub circuit of the N+3th stage receives the fourth clock signal, and asecond drain of a second transistor in the shift register sub circuit ofthe N+3th stage receives the first clock signal, and the third gate ofthe third transistor in the shift register sub circuit of the N+3thstage receives the same clock signal of the first gate of a firsttransistor of the shift register sub circuit of the N+3th stage, whereinthe third clock signal and the fourth clock signal are square wavesignals, and a high voltage level of the third clock signal and a highvoltage level of the fourth clock signal do not coincide, and the highvoltage level of the third clock signal, the high voltage level of thefourth clock signal and the high voltage level of the first clocksignal, the high voltage level of the second clock signal do notcoincide, and the duty ratio of the third clock signal is smaller than1, and the duty ratio of the fourth clock signal is smaller than
 1. 6.The shift register circuit according to claim 5, wherein all the dutyratio of the first clock signal, the duty ratio of the second clocksignal, the duty ratio of the third clock signal and the duty ratio ofthe fourth clock signal are 1/3.
 7. The shift register circuit accordingto claim 1, wherein as N is equal to one, the control signal input endof the first stage receives a shift register activation signal, whereinthe shift register activation signal is employed to control anactivation of the first transistor of the shift register sub circuit ofthe first stage, wherein the shift register activation signal is a highvoltage level signal, of which a lasting period is a first predeterminedperiod.
 8. The shift register circuit according to claim 1, wherein thebuffer comprises a first inverter and a second inverter sequentiallycoupled in series, and an input end of the first inverter is coupled tothe second source, and an output end of the second inverter is coupledto the signal output end of the Nth stage.
 9. The shift register circuitaccording to claim 8, wherein the buffer further comprises a thirdinverter, and an input end of the third inverter is electrically coupledto a node between the first inverter and the second inverter, and anoutput end of the third inverter is electrically coupled to a stagetransfer node, and a signal outputted from the output end of the thirdinverter is transmitted to the shift register sub circuit of the nextstage via the stage transfer node.
 10. The shift register circuitaccording to claim 9, wherein the first inverter comprises a first maintransistor (T51), a second main transistor (T52), a third maintransistor (T53), a fourth main transistor (T54), a first auxiliarytransistor (T61), a second auxiliary transistor (T62), a third auxiliarytransistor (T63) and a fourth auxiliary transistor (T64); the first maintransistor (T51), the second main transistor (T52), the third maintransistor (T53), the fourth main transistor (T54), the first auxiliarytransistor (T61), the second auxiliary transistor (T62), the thirdauxiliary transistor (T63) and the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64)respectively comprises a gate, a source and a drain, and both the gateand the source of the first main transistor (T51) are coupled to a highvoltage level signal end for receiving a high voltage level signal, andthe drain of the first main transistor (T51) is electrically coupled tothe gate of the second main transistor (T52), and the source of thesecond main transistor (T52) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the second main transistor (T52) iselectrically coupled to an output end of the first inverter, and thegate of the third main transistor (T53) is electrically coupled to theinput end of the first inverter, and the source of the third maintransistor (T53) is electrically coupled to the drain of the first maintransistor (T51), and the drain of the third main transistor (T53) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the fourth main transistor (T54),and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T54) is electrically coupledto the input end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourthmain transistor (T54) is electrically coupled to the output end of thefirst inverter, and both the gate and the source of the first auxiliarytransistor (T61) are coupled to the high voltage level signal end forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T61) is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor (T62), and the source of the secondauxiliary transistor (T62) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62)is electrically coupled to the drain of the fourth main transistor(T54), and the gate of the third auxiliary transistor (T63) iselectrically coupled to the input end of the first inverter, and thesource of the third auxiliary transistor (T63) is electrically coupledto the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T61), and the drain ofthe third auxiliary transistor (T63) is electrically coupled to a lowvoltage level signal end (VSS), and the gate of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T64) is electrically coupled to the input end of the firstinverter, and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor(T62), and the drain of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) iselectrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end.
 11. The shiftregister circuit according to claim 10, wherein the second invertercomprises a first main transistor (T71), a second main transistor (T72),a third main transistor (T73), a fourth main transistor (T74), a firstauxiliary transistor (T81), a second auxiliary transistor (T82), a thirdauxiliary transistor (T83) and a fourth auxiliary transistor (T84); thefirst main transistor (T71), the second main transistor (T72), the thirdmain transistor (T73), the fourth main transistor (T74), the firstauxiliary transistor (T81), the second auxiliary transistor (T82), thethird auxiliary transistor (T83) and the fourth auxiliary transistor(T84) respectively comprises a gate, a source and a drain, and both thegate and the source of the first main transistor (T71) are coupled tothe high voltage level signal end for receiving a high voltage levelsignal, and the drain of the first main transistor (T71) is electricallycoupled to the gate of the second main transistor (T72), and the sourceof the second main transistor (T72) is electrically coupled to the highvoltage level signal end, and the drain of the second main transistor(T72) is electrically coupled to an output end 132 (N) of the secondinverter, and the gate of the third main transistor (T73) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the third main transistor (T73) is electrically coupled to thedrain of the first main transistor (T71), and the drain of the thirdmain transistor (T73) is electrically coupled to the drain of the fourthmain transistor (T74), and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T74)is electrically coupled to the input end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth main transistor (T74) is electrically coupled tothe output end of the second inverter, and the drain of the fourth maintransistor (T74) is electrically coupled to source of the fourthauxiliary transistor (T84), and the gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor (T81) are coupled to the high voltage level signalend for receiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of thefirst auxiliary transistor (T81) is electrically coupled to the gate ofthe second auxiliary transistor (T82), and the source of the secondauxiliary transistor (T82) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T82)is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth main transistor(T84), and the gate of the third auxiliary transistor (T83) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the third auxiliary transistor (T83) is electrically coupledto the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T81), and the drain ofthe third auxiliary transistor (T83) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end, and the gate of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T84) is electrically coupled to the output end of the firstinverter, and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor(T82), and the drain of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) iselectrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end.
 12. The shiftregister circuit according to claim 11, wherein the third invertercomprises a first main transistor (T31), a second main transistor (T32),a third main transistor (T33), a fourth main transistor (T34), a firstauxiliary transistor (T41), a second auxiliary transistor (T42), a thirdauxiliary transistor (T43) and a fourth auxiliary transistor (T44); thefirst main transistor (T31), the second main transistor (T32), the thirdmain transistor (T33), the fourth main transistor (T34), the firstauxiliary transistor (T41), the second auxiliary transistor (T42), thethird auxiliary transistor (T43) and the fourth auxiliary transistor(T44) respectively comprises a gate, a source and a drain, and both thegate and the source of the first main transistor (T31) are coupled to ahigh voltage level signal end for receiving a high voltage level signal,and the drain of the first main transistor (T31) is electrically coupledto the gate of the second main transistor (T32), and the source of thesecond main transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the stage transfer node, and the gate of thethird main transistor (T33) is electrically coupled to the output end ofthe first inverter, and the source of the third main transistor (T33) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first main transistor (T31),and the drain of the third main transistor (T33) is electrically coupledto the drain of the fourth main transistor (T34), and the gate of thefourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled to the output endof the first inverter, and the source of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the stage transfer node, and the drainof the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled to thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44), and both the gate andthe source of the first auxiliary transistor (T41) are coupled to thehigh voltage level signal end for receiving a high voltage level signal,and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T41) is electricallycoupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor (T42), and thesource of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupledto the high voltage level signal end, and the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to the source of thefourth auxiliary transistor (T44), and the gate of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the output end of the firstinverter, and the source of the third auxiliary transistor (T43) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T41), and the drain of the third auxiliary transistor (T43) iselectrically coupled to a low voltage level signal end, and the gate ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupled to theoutput end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the drain of the secondauxiliary transistor (T42), and the drain of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the low voltage level signalend.
 13. The shift register circuit according to claim 9, wherein thefirst inverter comprises a second main transistor (T52), a fourth maintransistor (T54), a first auxiliary transistor (T61), a second auxiliarytransistor (T62), a third auxiliary transistor (T63) and a fourthauxiliary transistor (T64); the second main transistor (T52), the fourthmain transistor (T54), the first auxiliary transistor (T61), the secondauxiliary transistor (T62), the third auxiliary transistor (T63) and thefourth auxiliary transistor (T64) respectively comprises a gate, asource and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T52) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T61), and the source of the second main transistor (T52) iselectrically coupled to a high voltage level signal end for receiving ahigh voltage level signal, and the drain of the second main transistor(T52) is electrically coupled to an output end of the first inverter,and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T54) is electrically coupledto the input end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourthmain transistor (T54) is electrically coupled to the output end of thefirst inverter, and the drain of the fourth main transistor (T54) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor(T62), and both the gate and the source of the first auxiliarytransistor (T61) are coupled to the high voltage level signal end forreceiving a high voltage level signal, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T61) is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor (T62), and the source of the secondauxiliary transistor (T62) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end for receiving a high voltage level signal, and thedrain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62) is electrically coupledto the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64). the gate of thethird auxiliary transistor (T63) is electrically coupled to the inputend of the first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor (T63) is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T61), and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor (T63) is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signalend (VSS1), and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) iselectrically coupled to the input end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) is electrically coupledto the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T62), and the drain ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T64) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end (VSS1).
 14. The shift register circuitaccording to claim 13, wherein the second inverter comprises a secondmain transistor (T72), a fourth main transistor (T74), a first auxiliarytransistor (T81), a second auxiliary transistor (T82), a third auxiliarytransistor (T83) and a fourth auxiliary transistor (T84); the secondmain transistor (T72), the fourth main transistor (T74), the firstauxiliary transistor (T81), the second auxiliary transistor (T82), thethird auxiliary transistor (T83) and the fourth auxiliary transistor(T84) respectively comprises a gate, a source and a drain, and the gateof the second main transistor (T72) is electrically coupled to the drainof the first auxiliary transistor (T81), and the source of the secondmain transistor (T72) is electrically coupled to the high voltage levelsignal end, and the drain of the second main transistor (T72) iselectrically coupled to an output end of the second inverter, and thegate of the fourth main transistor (T74) is electrically coupled to theoutput end of the first inverter, and the source of the fourth maintransistor (T74) is electrically coupled to the output end of the secondinverter, and the drain of the fourth main transistor (T74) iselectrically coupled to drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T82),and the gate and the source of the first auxiliary transistor (T81) arecoupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T81) is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond auxiliary transistor (T82), and the source of the secondauxiliary transistor (T82) is electrically coupled to the high voltagelevel signal end, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T82)is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth main transistor(T84), and the gate of the third auxiliary transistor (T83) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the third auxiliary transistor (T83) is electrically coupledto the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T81), and the drain ofthe third auxiliary transistor (T83) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end, and the gate of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T84) is electrically coupled to the output end of the firstinverter, and the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the second auxiliary transistor(T82), and the drain of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T84) iselectrically coupled to the low voltage level signal end.
 15. The shiftregister circuit according to claim 14, wherein the third invertercomprises a second main transistor (T32), a fourth main transistor(T34), a first auxiliary transistor (T41), a second auxiliary transistor(T42), a third auxiliary transistor (T43) and a fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44); the second main transistor (T32), the fourth maintransistor (T34), the first auxiliary transistor (T41), the secondauxiliary transistor (T42), the third auxiliary transistor (T43) and thefourth auxiliary transistor (T44) respectively comprises a gate, asource and a drain, and the gate of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the drain of the first auxiliary transistor(T41), and the source of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second main transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the stagetransfer node, and the gate of the fourth main transistor (T34) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled tothe stage transfer node, and the drain of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliarytransistor (T44), and both the gate and the source of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41) are coupled to the high voltage level signalend, and the drain of the first auxiliary transistor (T41) iselectrically coupled to the gate of the second auxiliary transistor(T42), and the source of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) iselectrically coupled to the high voltage level signal end, and the drainof the second auxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44), and the gate of thethird auxiliary transistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the outputend of the first inverter, and the source of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to the drain of the firstauxiliary transistor (T41), and the drain of the third auxiliarytransistor (T43) is electrically coupled to a low voltage level signalend, and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thesource of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupledto the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T42), and the drain ofthe fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupled to the lowvoltage level signal end.
 16. The shift register circuit according toclaim 14, wherein the third inverter comprises a second main transistor(T32), a fourth main transistor (T34), a second auxiliary transistor(T42) and a fourth auxiliary transistor (T44); the second maintransistor (T32), the fourth main transistor (T34), the second auxiliarytransistor (T42) and the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) respectivelycomprises a gate, a source and a drain, and the gate of the second maintransistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the gate of the second maintransistor (T72) in the second inverter, and the source of the secondmain transistor (T32) is electrically coupled to the high voltage levelsignal end, and the drain of the second main transistor (T32) iselectrically coupled to the stage transfer node, and the gate of thefourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled to the output endof the first inverter, and the source of the fourth main transistor(T34) is electrically coupled to the stage transfer node, and the drainof the fourth main transistor (T34) is electrically coupled to the drainof the second auxiliary transistor (T42), the gate of the secondauxiliary transistor (T42) is electrically coupled to the gate of thesecond main transistor (T32), and the source of the second auxiliarytransistor (T42) is electrically coupled to the high voltage levelsignal end, and the drain of the second auxiliary transistor (T42) iselectrically coupled to the source of the fourth auxiliary transistor(T44), and the gate of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) iselectrically coupled to the output end of the first inverter, and thedrain of the fourth auxiliary transistor (T44) is electrically coupledto the low voltage level signal end.